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- 1. SQL Server 2008R2 Lezlee Coulter [email protected] linkedin.com/pub/lezlee-coulter 443-871-5557
- 2. Table of Contents Introduction Why SetFocus? Piggy Bank Developing and Implementing a SQL Server Database for a Banking Institution T-SQL Queries Sample T-SQL Queries to include Merge, Recursive CTE’s, Pivot, Cross Apply Mini-AdventureWorks Implentation of Database Development, SSIS Packages & SSRS Reports Putting It All Together BLOCK FLIX Adhering to RDBMS core concepts through design and development of a database for a movie rental company. Import and export of data to and from central, store and kiosk databases through SSIS. Utilizing SSRS to create and distribute marketing & finance reports.
- 3. Why SetFocus? Drawn tothe intense nature of the course work and the high caliber instruction, I came to SetFocus to start on a new career path. “I want to live and breathe SQL Server,” was my request. They did not disappoint. The ten-week SQL Master’s Program delivered real world application of the skills needed in today’s work force. From Normalization to Reporting, from Stored Procedures to Integration, SetFocus provided me with an invaluable education. But who am I? That’s what you really want to know. I am a person who decided that life is too short not do something I love. I wanted to know how they pull up my balance at the bank or find my information when I swipe my card at the grocery store. But, I wanted to be able to do it myself. That’s why I’m here. That’s why I chose this path. I’ve included some samples of my work and I hope you enjoy them. Please feel free to contact me with any questions. Lezlee Coulter
- 4. SQL Server Master’sCurriculum RDBMS Concepts MS SQL Server 2008R2 T-SQL Implementing a Microsoft SQL Server 2008R2 Database Advanced T-SQL Querying and Programming Microsoft SQL Server 2008R2 Integration Services Microsoft SQL Server 2008R2 Reporting Services
- 5. Piggy Bank Following ourRDBMS and T-SQL instruction, we were given a banking scenario and data that the bank may want to utilize. Normalize the data through Codd’s rules. Write Stored Procedures to create customers and accounts. Write Stored Procedures to initialize and complete standard banking transactions. Create Views to access ATM and statement balances and transaction history.
- 7. Transfer Funds • Declare proper Accounts for Transfer • Declare proper Balances based on AccountID • Withdraw and Update Account • Deposit and Update Account
- 8. • Verify opening balance based on Business Requirement • Ensure proper data entry Using SCOPE_IDENTITY() to Insert into Customer Account following Account Insert Cont’d
- 9. Views A Current Month Bank Statement Utilizing Concatenation , Joins & Date Functions • Select Customer data, Account data & Transaction data to provide a statement based on the current month • Using INNER JOINS to retrieve a “match” for the Customer/Account
- 10. T-SQL Queries The Merge Statement New in 2008: Insert & Update in One • Update target table when date and currencies match, BUT rate DOES NOT • Insert into target table when date and currencies DO NOT match
- 11. Merge Results Taking advantageof Output $Action to review the results of the Merge
- 12. T-SQL Queries Recursive CTE’s And again…
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- 14. T-SQL Queries Apply 2005 feature that allows us to ‘apply’ the results of a UDF to all the rows in a table The Function
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- 16. T-SQL Queries ThePivot Statement
- 17. SSIS Package Uses aMerge Stored Procedure • Data Flow to Import Files • Inserts into a Temp Staging Table
- 18. SSIS Package TheControl Flow
- 19. Mini-AdventureWorks Working in BIDS Create a small database using the AdventureWorks model Build SSIS Packages to import data from flat files Design and deploy SSRS Reports to Report Server Create linked reports from multi-parameterized reports and make available through subscriptions
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- 21. Import Orders Inserts intothe Details & Header Tables A Mail Task to Relay Results
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- 23. SSRS Stored Procedure forRequired Report Utilizes Cross Apply and Rank Function
- 24. SSRS Report Results fromthe Stored Procedure
- 25. Matrix Report SSRS
- 26. Group Roles Block-Flix Project Lead: Lezlee Coulter Developers: James Vaughn Theresa Rice Irina Zilbermanas Putting It All Together A movie rental company needs a new database to function with store, kiosk & online rentals & sales As a group, design and implement the database Develop the necessary packages in SSIS to import inventory Create reports for the finance & marketing departments Present our work to management
- 27. Online Store Kiosk Kiosk Database Kiosk Store Store Database Store Database Databas Database Database e Kiosk Kiosk Central Database Database Database Store Store Kiosk Database Database Kiosk Database Kiosk Database Database
- 28. • Store andKiosk databases mirror Central database to facilitate efficient import & export of data • Online Store utilizes Central Database • Access to database restricted through stored procedures • Import & Export of data through SSIS packages
- 29. ER-Diagram Primary Key- ForeignKey Relationships
- 30. Receiving a Shipment • New copies of existing titles are delivered • An .xls file is accompanied, electronically • File contains • MovieID’s • MediaTypeID’s (DVD or Blu-Ray) • Quantity • ID’s must be imported via SSIS
- 31. SSIS Insert Existing TitlesInto Inventory Control Flow : Moves processed files to a new location Send Tasks to relay success or failure
- 32. SSIS DATA FLOW Inserting new copies of existing titles into inventory
- 33. Stored Procedure toInsert Inventory Using the While Statement to ‘”loop” through the Quantity Inserts 10 copies of MovieID 11
- 34. SSRS Report Procedures Most Rented Movies for Current Month • Counts TransactionID’s based on Movie Rentals • Groups by Title & Genre • Orders by Date desc
- 35. Requested Report Based onProcedure, includes Company Name & Logo
- 36. SSRS Report Procedures Most Active Customers for Current Month • Sums Transaction Types based on Movie Rentals • Groups by Members • Orders by Rentals desc
- 37. Requested Report Based onProcedure, includes Company Name & Logo
- 38. Managing Block Flix As the project lead, looking at the task as a whole, “seeing the forest”, was my main purpose. We had just one week in which to design and implement the databases and prepare a presentation. Which aspects needed to be fully functional? Which aspects were Phase Two? Where did my teammates’ strengths lie? Where do we need to be by week’s end and how do we get there? We normalized the data and created the databases. I distributed the procedures and the SSIS packages that call them. After we wrote the procedures to be called from user-interface applications, such as Transactions and CreateMember, I then focused on the procedures for the required reports and distributed the design. The challenge, for me, in this project was not as related to the technology as it was to “steering the ship” in the direction of success. It was a wonderful experience and one from which I learned to truly see all of our processes as a part of a whole.
- 39. Topping It AllOff… with a Trigger After Trigger Sets DateModified to GETDAT() on any Update Instead of Trigger Inhibits an update or delete of Transactions
- 40. DDL Trigger A SafetyTrigger to ensure that the tables are not dropped or altered
- 41. Thank you! Please contactme with any questions. Lezlee Coulter 443-871-5557 [email protected]